KNX::TunnelResponse
Inherits BinData < Reference < Object
Constants
AFTER_DESERIALIZE = [] of Nil
BEFORE_SERIALIZE = [] of Nil
ENDIAN = ["big"]
KLASS_NAME = [KNX::TunnelResponse]
PARTS = [{type: "basic", name: header, cls: KNX::Header, onlyif: nil, verify: nil, value: nil}, {type: "basic", name: length, cls: UInt8, onlyif: nil, verify: nil, value: -> do
4
end,
endian: nil}, {type: "basic", name: channel_id, cls: UInt8, onlyif: nil, verify: nil, value: nil, endian: nil}, {type: "basic", name: sequence, cls: UInt8, onlyif: nil, verify: nil, value: nil, endian: nil}, {type: "enum", name: status, cls: typeof(ConnectionError::NoError.value),
onlyif: nil, verify: nil, value: nil, encoding: nil, enum_type: KNX::ConnectionError}] of Nil
REMAINING = [] of Nil
Constructors
new(channel_id : Int, sequence : Int)
SourceClass methods
bit_fields
SourceInstance methods
__format__
A group or bit_field captures the endianness at its declaration point, so
declaring endian after one would silently leave it system-endian. Fail loudly.
channel_id
channel_id=(channel_id : UInt8)
header
header=(header : Header)
length
length=(length : UInt8)
sequence
sequence=(sequence : UInt8)
status
status=(status : ConnectionError)